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Ten: Poets of the New Generation ed. by Karen McCarthy Woolf

January 2, 2018January 7, 2018 Becky Varley-Winter Ana Mendieta, Bloodaxe, Catherine Smith, Degna Stone, Elsie Lacks, Hannah Lowe, Henrietta Lacks, Hieronymus Bosch, Ian Humphrey, Jennifer Lee Tsai, Karen McCarthy Woolf, Leonardo Boix, Liz Berry, Momtaza Mehri, Omikemi Natacha Bryan, Pascale Petit, Raymond Antrobus, Sarah Howe, Ten Poets of the New Generation, Victoria Adukwei Bulley, W.N. Herbert, Will Harris, Yomi Sode

– Reviewed by Deirdre Hines – Ten: Poets of the New Generation does not just offer new voices to the

Festival Spoken Word

Verve Poetry Festival, 16-19th February 2017

March 25, 2017 Editor Amerah Saleh, Anna Freeman, Anthony Anaxagorou, Bernhard Christianssen, Bethany Slinn, Bohdan Piasecki, Charley Genever, Clive Birnie, Cynthia Miller, Daljit Nagra, Dean Atta, Deanna Rodger, Emma Wright, Fran Lock, Hannah Silva, Helen Mort, Hibaq Osman, Isobel Dixon, Jane Commane, Jess Green, Jonathan Davidson, Kareem Parkins-Brown, Katrina Naomi, Kim Moore, Luke Kennard, Mona Arshi, Nina Lewis, Raymond Antrobus, Richard O'Brien, Roz Goddard, Sabrina Mahfouz, Sarah Howe, Skye Hawkins, Spoken Word, Stuart Bartholomew, Susannah Dickie, Toby Campion, Vanessa Kisuule, Verve Poetry Festival, Waterstones

-Reviewed by Nina Lewis– I love poetry festivals, this new one promised a marked difference. One of the leading principles of

Seasonal/End of year

Sabotage Reviews’ End of Year Critic’s Choice 2016

December 3, 2016August 25, 2017 Editor A.K Blakemore, Abi Palmer, Andrew Walton, Bang Said the Gun!, Being Dad: Short Stories About Fatherhood, Ben Norris, Beyonce, Burning Eye Books, Caleb Femi, Cath Barton, Charley Barnes, Chloe Stopa-Hunt, Claire Trévien, Clinic, Dan Holloway, David Attwooll, Denise Riley, Edwina Attlee, Emily Dickinson, Fay Roberts, Galley Beggar Press, Genna Gardini, Geraldine Clarkson, Gwendolyn Brooks, Hammer and Tongue, Hel Gurney, Helen ivory, Hollie McNish, James Clammer, Jemima Foxtrot, John McCullough, Jules Laforgue, Katie Griffiths, Leah Umansky, Lucy Ingrams, Lydia Towsey, Maria Ferguson, Maureen Cullen, Mina Loy, Nikesh Shukla, Nine Arches Press, Poetry London, Rialto, Richard Scott, Richard T. Watson, Saboteur Awards, Sally Jack, Sarah Howe, Soloman O.B., Stéphane Mallarmé, Stevie Smith, T. S. Eliot, Tania Hershman, The Mechanisms, Tinderbox Poetry Journal, Unthology, Unthology 8, Vahni Capildeo, Vanessa Kisuule, Warsan Shire

It’s that time of year again when reviewers and editors look back on this year’s publications and performances and share

Pamphlets Poetry

Trouble by Alison Winch

September 25, 2016 Becky Varley-Winter Alison Winch, Baudelaire, Chaucer, Jessica Traynor, Paul Muldoon, Rimbaud, Sarah Howe, The Emma Press, Trouble

– Reviewed by Jessica Traynor – Alison Winch’s Trouble is published by the Emma Press, and is an object befitting the quality

Anthology Poetry

Ten: The New Wave, ed. by Karen McCarthy Woolf

December 2, 2014December 1, 2014 Editor Adam Lowe, Bernardine Evaristo, Bloodaxe, Eileen Pun, Ghetto van Gogh, Inua Ellams, Jay Bernard, Kamau Brathwaite, Kayo Chingonyi, Mona Arshi Sujata Bhatt, Rishi Dastidar, Sarah Howe, Sohini Basak, Warsan Shire

-Reviewed by Sohini Basak– A poetry anthology titled Ten the New Wave may need a bit of a context for

Anthology Poetry Uncategorized

Mimic Octopus: an anthology of poetic imitation (ed. Will Harris & Richard Osmond)

June 18, 2014June 19, 2014 Editor 13 Pages, André Naffis-Sahely, Andrew Motion, Andrew Zurcher, Anthony Adler, Craig Raine, de Campos, Douglas Oliver, Edward Norton, Ezra Pound, Grandchildren of Albion, Hugo Williams, Ira Lightman, Jon Stone, Mina Gorji, Paul Muldoon, Pessoa, Peter Cook, Richard Osmond, Robert Lowell, Rupert Pupkin, Sarah Howe, Wade Davis, Will Harris, William Wycherley

-Reviewed by Ira Lightman– A “mimic octopus” isn’t a chameleon, a mere canvas. It mimes its whole body to act